Chapter 15 Indigenous People Test Review

What does Tana-tsee mean?

• where the rivers come together

• where the forests come together

• where the mountains come together

• where the people come together

What do the Mississippian and Woodland cultures have in common?

• They both lived far away from water sources.

• They were both mound builders.

• They were both nomadic.

• They both hunted prehistoric animals.

Which group goes in box 1

• Woodland

• Archaic

• Paleo

• Mississippian

Which group goes in box 2?

• Woodland

• Archaic

• Paleo

• Mississppian

Which group goes in box 3?

• Woodland

• Archaic

• Paleo

• Mississippian

Which group goes in box 4?

• Woodland

• Archaic

• Paleo

• Mississippian

Which description goes in box 5?

• Lived in permanent settlement and grew maize

• Lived in Tennessee when the sate was covered in melting glaciers

• May have lived in rock shelters

• Lived in permanent settlements and had a chiefdom with elite and common classes

Which description goes in box 6?

• Lived in permanent settlement and grew maize

• Lived in Tennessee when the sate was covered in melting glaciers

• May have lived in rock shelters

• Lived in permanent settlements and had a chiefdom with elite and common classes

Which description goes in box 7?

• Lived in permanent settlement and grew maize

• Lived in Tennessee when the sate was covered in melting glaciers

• May have lived in rock shelters

• Lived in permanent settlements and had a chiefdom with elite and common classes

Which description goes in box 8?

• Lived in permanent settlement and grew maize

• Lived in Tennessee when the sate was covered in melting glaciers

• May have lived in rock shelters

• Lived in permanent settlements and had a chiefdom with elite and common classes